Example sentences of "had [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I think I had the average child 's thirst for blood and a more than average thirst for romance . |
| 2 | Robert of Mortain was lucky , in that he had the substantial Roman site at Pevensey on which to build . |
| 3 | Despite these dashes of earnest high-mindedness , I had the outer appearance of normality . |
| 4 | To make the point more sharply , the Samaritan document invalidates the theory that Jewish Hellenizers had the decisive word in persuading Antiochus IV to transform the Temple of Jerusalem into a temple of Zeus Olympios . |
| 5 | Tonight , her craving to correct had the sharp tingle of sherbert . |
| 6 | Thirdly , it was not just the bald declarations of innocence that impressed me , but the nature and quality of those declarations : there were passages in both books which , as in Meehan 's letters to me , had the sharp ring of truth . |
| 7 | Crowe then had the vulgar audacity to offer me a pitiful ten quid if I revealed the manager 's name . |
| 8 | But with tension mounting , he might have run his partner Pringle out had the substitute Ramprakash gathered the ball cleanly at backward point . |
| 9 | Inside a minute he had the substitute microphone and its extra wires in his hand . |
| 10 | But from the soft laugh that followed her she had the ominous feeling that he was no more convinced by her protests than she was herself . |
| 11 | The infantry went to church in their new uniforms for the first time on 9 September , and had the singular honour , a month later , of joining their fellows in the cavalry who were escorting the funeral cortège of the late Earl of Cork ‘ in slow and decorous movement suitable to the solemnity of the occasion ’ . |
| 12 | Had he stayed , there was every chance that he might have been forced eventually to join the Militia — a thing few Titfords would face with relish ; but most significant of all , perhaps — apart from his obvious inner resilience and entrepreneurial spirit — he had the singular advantage of having well-off relations to latch onto in London . |
| 13 | He it was who had pressed for the creation of Christ Church parish , and he became its first incumbent ; Benjamin and Elizabeth had the singular distinction of having him officiate at their marriage — poor surroundings , then , but in the presence of a minister of great reputation . |
| 14 | He had the singular good fortune not to die in the trenches , but the experience undermined his health severely for all that . |
| 15 | The ECSC had not conditioned the European public in favour of supranationalism , nor had the key interest groups in coal and steel , whether the industries were publicly or privately owned , emerged as a vanguard of European integration . |
| 16 | Self-sufficiency was recommended since the ‘ doing business craze ’ still had the official blessing at this time . |
| 17 | Before I left for London next day Margaret had the official confirmation of Dickie 's examination results . |
| 18 | Their approach was in great contrast to what might have been the position had the official Opposition been in government . |
| 19 | At our first Energy and Utility Sectional Conference , we had the Chief ex Executive of National Power as a guest speaker . |
| 20 | The study of the Old Testament also had the practical purpose of explaining and justifying the organisation of the Church which was foreshadowed in the history of Israel and now through the sacraments offered all peoples the hope of salvation . |
| 21 | Although the right was vested in Germany , the allies had the major interest in enforcing the provision . |
| 22 | Some of the men in GLF had called themselves feminist , as had the Mao-ist men at Skegness . |
| 23 | Paul had the technical know-how to copy Edison 's Kinetoscope when he realized the American inventor had n't covered all the necessary patents , to make his own camera when Edison cut off the supply of films and produce a film projector , the Theatrograph , within two months of hearing about Lumière 's invention . |
| 24 | With Black Fury Warner Bros had just gone a little too far by even referring to strikes and labour problems at a time of mounting industrial tension but the popular and critical reception to the movie showed that the company were not wrong to believe that they had the technical ability and the actors to make films whose reality would be appreciated . |
| 25 | The pens had the ordinary steel nibs and it was essential that they had just the right amount of ink on them or blots resulted . |
| 26 | And when I was younger we had n't a binder , we just had the ordinary mower . |
| 27 | Forty five patients we looked at , age ranged fifty to ninety one , had the mean age of seventy three . |
| 28 | If we further take account of intergenerational differences , then the coefficient of variation over all generations , denoted by , is the weighted sum of individual plus the coefficient of variation obtained if everyone had the mean income of their generation ( the ‘ between-generations ’ inequality ) . |
| 29 | Oh yes , yes the erm , the main one was the Transport and General Workers ' Union which erm , did all the drivers , conductors and cleaners and semi-skilled staff but erm you had the erm N U V B which is the National Union and Vehicle Builders and of course you had the Electrical Trades People , so they , they were all working in there but the main one covering most of the men was the Transport and General Workers ' Union . |
| 30 | Is he the one who 's dad had the electrical shop ? |